New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-22
The foIlowIue is a list of the committee:
EFFORTS IN BEHALF OF ANARCHISTS
CAPTAIN BLArK TO VISIT GENERAL PRYOR
WATCHING TIE JAIL-AS ABUSIVE

CAPTAIN BLArR TO VISIT GENERAL PRYOR.
WATCHING TIE JAIL-AS ABUSIVE
CIRCULAR FROM SEw-YoRK
Cu1c,oo Sent 81 (Speciab-" shall leave for New
York this evening In the interest Of inc eo'e"n"o
Anarchists said Captain Black to-day. General
PRYOR has been retained and presume that shaii
consult with him. was much disappointed In belhg
fused the use Of the record by the supreme oour|
While l was surprised and disappointed, ha'o ho
criticism to make on the court.
Tho condemned men had more callers than usuai W
dav and appeared 10 be good spirits The story IN
a mornlnc paper that Nina Van Zandt had gone 10
Contain scbaack with bloOb-curdling account OF how
bc Anarb were plotting wholes ale destruction anu
arranging to have Nina bring them In weapons anu
bombs, raised a great laugh among the Ahar'"'SS
Captan schaack denied the story. frecauuo"S "''
TAX, IA at the Jail TO guard against any surpse' %
don of police surrounds the building ana uc'cc"'os
hang around the corridors and lounge In and out VIVID
,,a c,relessne.s keeping { watchful eye ON every
oon vho enters the place even looks euriOusy al
il from the outside. Any person whose business ID
NOT well known Is kept under observauoh' esPccans
n he should lolter In the rooms or corfuors' states
Attorney Grinnel Is the special object ot inc care Vi
the watchers Everything brought into the lai ior 'e
Anar, hlsts by their friends Is suolee'en u "'""'
,,.m,naton and 1t is impossible that any weapon or
.1a.o cnuId he given to them which would enable
hcm Ia attempt an escape, and any effort 10 uesros
the building from he outside would involve inc u'a'"
~ the men The mail Of the Imprisoned men h@' in
craa,ed vastly since the Judgment OF the supreme
court number of the letters bear foreign postharhs
AMI are addressed chiefly In eccentric German chirog
raphy. Spies gets the most mall some DIE oi'e,'
ONES came one day last week One was sent 10 eaon
90 tho Anarchists The sup rscrption ON one OF them
VIVA. ITO Citizen August spies murdered Dy 81 @ ,no
state on one corner vi the ehyeiope xi:,tor who
George Francis Train, New-fork Vlsitor Wiz S
,aiSd with schwab this morning. said nc nan rcee.Sa ~
detier frcm Herr BeLel the socialist ie~icr vi 'no
Circular OF deep red anaIchistc tendehcles - u, ~
circnlaiion IL Is headed 40 the Worhing giisn m VI
,hc InIted states Of North America" and denouhGes
~ ar,ion Of the supreme Court In uphoidhs the uo
In 90 The ower court In the anarchist caAes. Inc
i'iac refera 20 Captain BoDhe.d a. "the notorious
,n,ice handltp and vifles Judge Gary without stunt
Sa crcular a signed The federation OF Trade mons
and was printed In New-York All persons IOuna
the circulars were ordered 10 De A,estou
H. Parsons sent for a re orter to-dss, anu saw
ont Tor publication a long document addressed 10
oT .Th i mpercan reopc" In which he writes: III anu
rnnared 10 Law down my life for my rights, and the
rsh,s ~ nv fellow men, but object to being Killed
on sa,so and Improve accusations: Therefore can
@ w, rnnn,enance or accept the efforts OF those who
would endeavor to procure commutation OF my SEN
,.ncc 20 imprsonmcnf In the penltcntiary Neither
A. arnrove of any further appeals TO the courts OF
,a .s hct rccn capital and its legal rights and labor
and ia "A ghts the court must decide with the capital
istc classes An appeal To them would be the appeal
80 .ce lave 10 his capalisic master for liberty. II
"a nsvcr been an anarchist before, my experience with
,La court and the would make an anarchist OF me
now I appeal not for mercy. but for justice"